Don't Fall Into The Diversification Trap

Most investors know the importance of diversification, more colloquially known as not putting all of your eggs in one basket.

50 Quick & Easy Money Tips

The end of summer, when job and school routines kick back in, is a great time to kick your financial life into gear, too. We’ve made it easy with our roster of quick financial tips designed to save you money, get you on track to reach a goal or simplify your life. The suggestions run the gamut from automating investments to setting up a budget to thwarting identity thieves. Each tip will take only 15 or 30 or—max—60 minutes.

Credit Scores: Don't Sweat Small Dips

Credit Scores: Don't Sweat Small Dips.

Value Takes On Growth

Investors have shunned bargain-priced stocks in favor of fast growers for years. Is value due for a comeback?

A Sector Redo Shuffles Stocks

Some of the market’s biggest names are on the move, dealing a new hand to index funds that invest in these corners of the market.

Tips To Keep Peace among your heirs

Use our guide to save on taxes, avoid probate and keep peace among your heirs.

The Best Way To Buy A Used Car

Most used car shoppers will find plenty of bargains in 2018. A record number of vehicles are coming off lease, increasing dealer supply and lowering prices—or at least keeping them flat.

Why I Paid A Premium For Costco

I owned shares in COSTCO (SYMBOL COST, $186) in the early 1990s thanks to its merger with Price Co., a San Diego, Calif., warehouse store in which I held shares.

Build An Income Ladder

Use these four portfolios as a guide to harness higher interest rates.

Home Buyers Face Tough Competition

To win in a hot market, take advantage of tech to find homes as soon as they are listed.

How To Make A Million

A record number of people have reached the seven-figure O milestone. Follow our five strategies to join them.

I Thwarted ID Thieves

After they stole my name, I switched into high gear to prevent them from hijacking my sterling credit history.

Smart Moves To Focus On Family

THEN: Raffi and Elaine Boloyan first appeared in the April 2006 issue of Kiplinger’s, shortly after Elaine had left her job in human resources to be a stay-at-home mom. At the time, Ava was 2 and Roman was 5 months.

A Money Smart Divorce

Whether your divorce is amicable or rancorous enough to inspire a country music song, it’s important to pay attention to taxes when dividing your assets.

Kiplinger Dividend 15: Our Top Dividend Picks

The Dividend 15 celebrates its first birthday with just one change.

Airline Fees Gain Altitude

Think you’re getting a low fare? Add up the extras before you buy.

A Way To Thank Them For Their Service

Her care packages let deployed service members know they are appreciated.

The Perks Of Off-Season Travel

You can save money and avoid the crowds by visiting popular vacation spots at unpopular times.

The Right Way To Think About Bonds

Speculating on the direction of interest rates is a popular sport in the bond market.

Making It In The Gig Economy

Whether you’re earning extra money or working full time, you’ll need to adopt new financial strategies.

The Softer Side Of The IRS

The national taxpayer advocate gives frustrated taxpayers a voice.

Investing Outlook Where To Put Your Money Now

One-third of the way into 2019, the U.S. stock market looked more resilient than ever. The bull had snapped back from a devastating correction like a bovine half its age.

It's Not Too Late To Get Away And Save

You can still find plenty of deals on end-of-summer or fall vacations.

Worried About The Stock Market?

Our five strategies will help lock in gains and minimize losses.

Social Security: The Real Crisis

Misleading or incomplete information could cost you a small fortune in missed benefits. We’ll put you on the right path to maximize your income.